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A collection of thirteen short stories about New Hampshire neighborhoods and people, set in the fictional village of Tiverton, a farming community close to the sea.
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A collection of thirteen short stories about New Hampshire neighborhoods and people, set in the fictional village of Tiverton, a farming community close to the sea.
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Publisher: New Way Enterprises, Ltd. (Los Angeles, Calif.) Related Content: "Notes of a dirty old man: Harry had just gotten off the freight and was walking down Alameda toward Phillipes for a nickel cup of coffee" (p. 14B, short story) Note: This story was released under the title "The killers" in South of no north. Part II only, issue information inferred by cataloger. Very fragile. Related Content Author: Charles Bukowski
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"The Papago Indians live in southern Arizona--south toward the Mexican border, and across the border into northern Mexico. A long time ago there was no border. Now there is a fence, and it divides the Papagos. ... In the cool of the evening, the people relax and enjoy the sunset. They talk and watch the stars. ... Because this land belongs to the people, because they have lived here forever, many stories have evolved. Some are myths, some are legends, telling of events that took place in the mountains and villages--stories of creation, the gods, heroes, witches, monsters, and animals with supernatural powers. ... The stories have many variations and variegations and innuendos. They are very personal and sincere. They are numerous. I have chosen a few"--From introduction.
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Publisher: New Way Enterprises, Ltd. (Los Angeles, Calif.) Related Content: "Notes of a dirty old man: Well, it was after an argument with Flo and I didn't feel like getting drunk or going to a massage parlor so I got in my car and drove west toward the beach" (p. 8B, short story) Note: This story was released under the title "The devil was hot" in South of no north. Mailing label for Patricia Bays in Los Angeles attached upside down to upper right corner of p. [1]. Related Content Author: Charles Bukowski
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